Error: API requests must be made over HTTPS
Looks like the plugin needs to be updated to use https.
]]>Etsy’s API now demands ssl. I was able to fix the code by adding the necessary s in https://openapi… on line 157 of etsy-widget.php, so that it looks like:
$url = 'https://openapi.etsy.com/v2/public/shops/' . $uid . '/listings/active?detail_level=low&includes=Images&limit=100&api_key=' . ETSY_API_KEY;
Etsy’s API now demands ssl. I was able to fix the code by adding the necessary s in https://openapi… on line 157 of etsy-widget.php, so that it looks like:
$url = 'https://openapi.etsy.com/v2/public/shops/' . $uid . '/listings/active?detail_level=low&includes=Images&limit=100&api_key=' . ETSY_API_KEY;
Error: The uri ‘/shops//listings/active’ doesn’t map to a valid command
]]>Installed this (and another plugin that had the same issue, I’m notifying both) on my site (I run a network) for my users to use on their sites within the network. I have logged in under a user’s account, and though I am able to activate it, the widget never shows up for use on the Appearance -> Widgets screen.
I tried one click installs, installing manually via FTP (the folder as well as just the .php file from the folder), as well as network activating. Nothing seems to make a difference.
I really need one of these two plugins to work! Please help if you are the plugin author, or have dealt with this issue before!
]]>The plugin is great, but it only seems to be able to add the widget to 1 sidebar, but my theme has multiple sidebars and I want it in a few of them, is this possible?
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